Hey everyone, Aron & Sharon here with this week's update!
We're back with weekly update #2, and honestly, we're pretty excited about what we've got for you this week.
For everyone who's new - welcome! We're Aron and Sharon, and we've been building the software behind Optin Page for almost ten years now. This is our first time actually running our own system, and we're focused on creating an affiliate marketing platform that just... works, you know?
Quick Refresher on What We're All About
We've got two main things going on here:
Done-For-You (DFY) Pages: These are for the offers we've curated and added to the system. You just grab your affiliate ID, plug it in, and boom - you've got professional pages ready to go.
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Pages: This is the premium unlock that lets you create pages for literally any offer you want to promote. Super flexible.
Major Updates to the DFY Section
Alright, so we've been busy. Like, really busy. We've updated every single offer in the done-for-you pages except our own Optin Page membership (we're still tweaking that one).
We Fixed the Confusion
Remember how people were like "Aron, what's this page? What's that page?" Well, we listened. Now every single link shows the page title right above it. No more guessing what you're copying or previewing.
The Big Three: Banners, Email Swipes, and Social Posts
Here's what we're super excited about - every DFY offer now has all three of these unlocked once you configure your affiliate ID. Let me break this down:
Banners/Social Posts: Listen, we need to talk about something. Stop posting direct links on Facebook. The algorithm hates it because you're sending people off their platform. Same with X, Pinterest, all of them.
Our banners are designed for engagement. Post the image, get people to comment for more info, then send them the link via messenger or DMs. It's called attraction marketing, and it actually works. Plus, you're not being that annoying person who just spams links everywhere.
Email Swipes: This is where it gets really good. We've written complete email sequences for every offer. These aren't generic templates - they're specifically written for that product or service.
Here's how it works:
- Day 1: Initial connection (building that relationship)
- Day 2: Value proposition (what's in it for them)
- Day 3: Social proof (showing them others are succeeding)
- Day 4: Handling objections (because everyone has doubts)
- Day 5-7: Creating urgency and scarcity
You just copy the text, paste it into your autoresponder, and replace the first name tags with whatever your email service uses. Super simple.
Social Posts: These are designed to get people to actually engage with you instead of just scrolling past. They follow the same principle as the banners - get them to comment, then you can reach out personally.
The Blue Theme Template Pack (Premium Members)
Okay, this is where we get really excited. We just released our first complete template series - the Blue Theme pack.
It's got three parts:
- Opt-in page (clean, simple, converts well)
- Thank you page (matches perfectly with the opt-in)
- Bridge page (this is the game-changer)
The bridge page is huge because it's the first time we've made our bridge page format available as an editable template. You can add your own videos (YouTube or Vimeo), change all the text, customize the buttons - everything.
If you're not premium yet and you want this, just click on DIY pages and it'll walk you through the upgrade. Super simple.
Let's Talk Real Marketing for a Second
Look, we see a lot of bad marketing out there. People just dropping links in comment sections, spamming Facebook groups - it doesn't work, and it's just annoying, right?
What works is attraction marketing. You put out valuable content, people get interested, they reach out to you, and then you help them. It's about building relationships, not just throwing links at people.
That's why all our banners and social posts are designed to get people to engage with you first. When someone comments asking for more info, they're already warmer than someone who just randomly clicked a link.
Behind the Scenes Stuff
We're working on some big things in the background. The done-for-you autoresponder service is coming (still testing to make sure we don't accidentally spam thousands of people - that would be bad).
We're also thinking about turning the leads section into more of a CRM system. Maybe calling it "contacts" instead? Let us know what you think about that in the comments.
Big Shout Outs
Huge thanks to Demetrius Harris who's been helping us catch bugs and has been crushing it with the system. Check out his testimonial on our homepage if you haven't seen it.
Also, big shout out to Lunston Bryan who's been absolutely rocking our affiliate program. He's earning 50% recurring commissions (€12.50 per active referral) because he's a premium member. You can do the same thing, by the way.
Just grab your referral link from the dashboard, but please - don't spam it on your Facebook wall. Do the same attraction marketing thing: "I found this amazing system, if you want free access, let me know and I'll send you the link."
What's Coming Next Week
We're working on a new homepage design that's more evergreen and focuses on value rather than just "make money fast" stuff. Legally, it's better this way, and honestly, it's just better marketing.
We might have that live by next week's update (episode 3), but we'll see how testing goes.
Wrapping Up
So that's it for this week - banners, swipes, and social posts for all DFY offers, the new Blue Theme template pack for premium members, and a bunch of little tweaks that make everything work better.
If you need anything, don't hesitate to reach out. We're always available through the support section, email, chat - whatever works for you.
I just realized I've been going for like 20 minutes here (classic Aron, right?), so I'll wrap this up.
Thanks for sticking with us, thanks for using the system, and let us know what you think about all these updates. Have an awesome weekend, and we'll see you next week for update number three!
-Aron & Sharon
P.S. - If you made it this far, seriously let us know in the comments what you think about renaming "leads" to "contacts" for the CRM idea. We're curious about your thoughts on that.